Police Officer - Leather Jacket over Armor
cty0026 · City
Police · 2005

Figure ID
cty0026
Theme
City
Year Released
2005
Rarity
Common; this figure appeared in numerous sets during the mid-2000s transition from Town to City.
Head
Light Flesh, Male with Brown Eyebrows, Grin and Cheek Lines. Features a Black Police Helmet with attached visor.
Torso
Black Torso Police Leather Jacket over Armor with Silver Zipper and Badge. Includes a dark grey belt with silver buckle and gold badge on the left chest.
Legs
Plain Black Legs without printing.
Accessories
Usually paired with a motorcycle, handcuffs, or a megaphone in various sets. This specific figure has the helmet as its primary headgear.
Color Scheme
Primary: Black; Accents: Silver, Gold, and Light Flesh.
Printing Details
Simple, high-contrast pad printing on the torso front. No back or arm printing, typical of the early City era.
Variants
Variants exist with a White hat (Police Cap) or wearing dark sunglasses (cty0027). This particular version is the helmeted motorcycle/patrol variant.
Condition Notes
Prone to scratches on the visor part of the helmet and fading of the gold badge print on the torso over time.
Estimated Value
Used: $1.00 - $2.50; New: $4.00 - $6.00.
Price (New)
Released in sets ranging from $5.00 (Police Motorcycle) to $90.00 (City Headquarters) in 2005.
Compatible Sets
7235 (Police Motorcycle), 7245 (Prisoner Transport), 7237 (Police Station).
Character Background
Generic law enforcement officer for the LEGO City World, representing the backbone of the emergency services line.
Design Notes
This design marks the transition into more detailed 'service' uniforms following the 1990s World City aesthetics.
Similar Minifigures
cty0027 (Same torso with sunglasses head), cty0001 (Standard police uniform), cty0412 (Updated leather jacket design).
Collectibility
Low to Moderate; mostly sought after by those completing early City era sets or building large urban dioramas.
History
Launched with the revival of the 'City' branding in 2005 which replaced the 'World City' sub-line.
Interesting Facts
The torso print includes a 'radio' or 'pouch' detail that was very innovative for 2005 standard minifigures.
Display Suggestions
Best displayed on a LEGO police bike or standing outside a classic 2000s-era police station.
Modification Potential
Excellent tactical base; parts are often used for SWAT or Special Ops customs due to the 'armor' look under the jacket.
Overall Assessment
A quintessential classic City figure. While not financially valuable, it is an iconic piece of the mid-2000s LEGO aesthetic.